Sentence examples for single contingent from inspiring English sources

Although on a per-head basis its jihadists are outnumbered by Belgian and Danish ones, France supplies the largest single contingent.

This was a significant increase in the previous estimate of 700 – already by far the largest single contingent from any western nation.

While Twelves from France, Germany, Norway and Sweden are all planning to race at the Jubilee, the largest single contingent may be en route from Newport, R.I., which has become a Mecca for the sleek, sloop-rigged yachts.

Of the roughly 60 winners named each year, the National Science Foundation has traditionally had the largest single contingent, with 20.

The biggest single contingent, 500 strong, will represent the British Korea Veterans Association: 2013 is the 60th anniversary of the armistice which ended the three-year Korean War, in which 100,000 British soldiers, sailors and airmen served, many of them national service conscripts, and in which more than 1,000 died.

It was politic to make the Scottish Covenanters pre-eminent in the north as they were the largest single contingent in the Army, but Leven was also a respected veteran of the Thirty Years' War.

And the entire United States women's singles contingent was knocked out of Olympic competition yesterday.

And so, by Saturday, the American singles contingent at the French Open had been whittled to one man in a sleeveless shirt.

Voegele was beaten in the first round in Brussels this week by Elena Baltacha, who is the third and final member of the British singles contingent at Roland Garros.

Already, French Jews made up the single biggest contingent of emigrants to Israel in 2014, according to the Jewish Agency for Israel: 7,000 moved there, more than double the figure in 2013.

They will form the single biggest contingent at the Congress.